Nuclear Bombs News: A Single Nuclear Bomb Could Kill Millions Of People; Survival Is Impossible During Nuclear War

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The perception of an atomic bomb and its escorting destruction in Hiroshima is tied up in the minds of many people. An alarming interactive map is now making everyone perceive what are the shocking effects of a nuclear bomb.

According to the pioneer of the map called WouldISurviveANuke.com, the map was formed to reveal that there's actually no survival in a nuclear war. The interactive map contains many choices that users can pick from. It comprises the location, the type of weapon of mass destruction used, and the number of cities affected.

The degree of devastation scales from a 'dinosaur ending meteor' to a 'Fatman' 18 kiloton nuclear bomb. As per MailOnline, the map was tested utilizing its office as a spot. The result implied that a Peacekeeper 350 kiloton nuclear bomb in London will consequence in second-degree burns. The Tsar Bomba 50 megaton nuclear bomb, on the other hand, would arise to an almost death.

In addition, if a dinosaur-ending meteor strikes London, it will also result to death of a wide scope. This includes the entire of the UK, Ireland, Germany, Belgium, The Netherlands, Switzerland and majority of France.

Britton Matthews, the Seattle-based maker of the interactive map said that WouldISurviveANuke.com in fact, arises as a funny story. He shared that he improved the map alone over a weekend five years ago.

Furthermore, it is to tell people how really injurious the burns will be in the nuclear drop out. The website also launches applicable tips in the design of scaffold humour. Matthews began the website as a joke, but he supplemented that the essence of the map was to verify 'there's really no surviving a nuclear war.'

As per the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons, nine countries hold about 15,000 nuclear weapons. The US and Russia sustain approximately 1,800 nuclear weapons on high-alert condition. These are to be set in motion within minutes of warning.

Majority are more powerful than the atomic bombs that blows-up Japan in 1945. If a single nuclear bomb explodes, it could result to death of millions of people.